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Written into law, and into the basic understanding of rights and freedoms, consent is a highly misunderstood and often overlooked subject...

T’is the designated season of romance and with that comes an all to familiar increase in romance themed media. Whether it be film...

Growing up in an ethnic household with immigrant parents—like most of my peers—the common joke amongst us was that your parents will...

The Green Bubble is the University’s Student Sustainable Project Group. This group takes action on student ideas to help the University...

Social media, is a powerful 21st century tool, a voice for the voiceless, a channel to connect with others around the world, and a...

I have always had great expectations regarding my last year of university. Since starting my undergraduate journey, I have appreciated...

Have you ever been in, or thought of being in, a situation where you are faced with a police officer or public authority, and wondered...

Starting March 2020 the whole world came to a halt after a fast-spreading virus was discovered. Some countries had stricter lockdowns...

As declared on the Extinction Rebellion (XR) official website, “The Next UK Rebellion will begin at 10:00 am Saturday 9 April in Hyde...

To know the exact number of homeless persons at any time remains a challenge. Estimations indicate that there are plenty more than most...

Twitter has enabled users to create accounts, whereby; they can hide behind an unknown username and display picture to post their...

The announcement echoes through: “Flight 1046 to Brussels, now departing. Please fasten your seatbelts and await the seatbelt light...

Let me open this up by first admitting that I am a dog person, through and through. I have a two-year-old mixed breed Nova Scotia Duck...

In the United Kingdom, figures such as the Queen, ministers, members of Parliament, judges, and even civil servants, observe non-written...

It’s a rainy, depressing, flood-filled day today. This is my first semester and I foolishly chose to study remotely from Canada in hopes...

Earlier this month, the long-awaited and much talked about COP26 drew to a close in Glasgow. For the second time this year, leaders from...

There is more to being a law student than doing the excessive reading we were all warned about. Law is a complex course, studied by...

The UK’s sudden threat to trigger Article 16 in the wake of its withdrawal from the EU is a contentious issue that could have a...

This year, The Climate Crisis Project strived to encourage all Pro Bono groups to go paperless for the Activity Fair. Usually, fair...

Pro Bono initiatives often center around spreading access to justice. This is achieved by creating and encouraging opportunities for...